Artist

Marsha Ambrosius

Wins

Nominations

Biography

"I've always kind of leaned toward the film and movie aspect of how music is made — everything is visual to me."

Born Marsha Ambrosius Aug. 8, 1977, in Liverpool, England
As a member of the R&B duo Floetry, Ambrosius scored her first career Top 40 hit with "Say Yes" (No. 24) in 2003. Her debut solo album, Late Nights & Early Mornings, peaked at No. 2 on the Billboard 200.
Ambrosius received her first three career GRAMMY nominations as a member of Floetry at the 45th GRAMMY Awards, including for Best R&B Song for "Floetic." Her first nominations for her solo work came at the 54th GRAMMY Awards for Best R&B Song and Best R&B Performance for "Far Away."
When Late Nights & Early Mornings debuted at No. 2 on the Billboard 200 between Adele's 21 and Mumford & Sons' I Speak Because I Can, it marked the first time in more than 20 years that the top spots on the U.S. albums chart were held by three U.K. acts.
In 2011 Ambrosius performed at Word Revolution: A Celebration Of The Evolution Of Hip-Hop, an event produced by The Recording Academy that explored hip-hop as an art form and celebrated the invaluable contributions of the genre and its influence on the American cultural landscape.

2025 • 67th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

2015 • 57th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

2012 • 54th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

Best R&B Performance

Far Away. Marsha Ambrosius
Best R&B Song

Far Away. Marsha Ambrosius, Larrance Dopson, Lamar Edwards, Sterling Simms, Just Blaze

2006 • 48th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

2005 • 47th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

2004 • 46th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

2003 • 45th Annual GRAMMY® Awards

Best R&B Song

Floetic. Marsha Ambrosius, Darren "Limitless" Henson, Keith Pelzer, Natalie Stewart
Urban/Alternative Performance

Floetic. Floetry
Contemporary R&B Album

Floetic. Floetry